To me they taste even better after getting chilled.

Agree! I said the same thing about the last home screen so I'm not going to start again. :D

Yeah, useful for such things!

This is smart but it would take some time packing your stuff. I really only see this necessary if I were going to store some boxes closed for a longer period of time. If I just unbox at once it would probably take more time writing up stuff than searching through the boxes for the item.

A usb microphone for SKype meetings and other recordings.

Thank you very much, I got your invite. I just think they've closed sign up completely, because I canøt really sign up for anything. But kind of you anyway!

People should make their home screens how they like it themselve, not how anybody else would like it, I totally agree with that.

Of course representation is important and I'm not anyway taking a critique on the visual part. What I'm criticizing is that those standard widgets are just pure boring to look at and not unique in any way.

Well, I can also go to school with my pyjamas still on, but that doesn't make it look any better. You see so many "modified" home screens screen with boring widgets, using the same font, having the same functionality. Would be nice with some innovation here.

I also saw a new design on YouTube a couple of days ago with a black frame around the videos. It actually looked really nice.

I've never really figured out why people want to have big widgets for weather and especially battery and time - when you already have them in your notification bar why have them twice?

Go whine somewhere else. I don't think the editorial staff give a shit if you use an ad blocker. As of today Lifehacker has 299 articles writing about ad blockers, they probably use them themselves.

"So, in the three-minute recovery window after exercising"

Sure you can do it but it isn't exactly as handy as Ctrl + C. ;)

I use the task manager a lot in Windows and that shortcut is way too.. I don't know what to call it exactly, but I have to use both my hands to press Ctrl + Shift + Esc. So instead I figured that I could make one of my buttons on my Logitech mouse bringing the task manager up.

That plate isn't 80/20 - the dairy adds protein as well as grains and vegetables can do (oats, quinoa, broccoli and so on is rather high in protein).

Information is beautiful made this list of "books everyone should read":

Yea, I know. Should have been channel swither as appointed.

The channel shift is nice, we need that in Chrome!

Bitcoin is a waste of computational power. Who will seriously let their GPU work on 100 % for days and hours just to get a little virtual money?